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Need a car loan? Buying a new car is exciting but researching possible finance deals on your own is not! Use yallacompare to find the best car finance options in the UAE. Working alongside the UAE’s leading banks, we gather all the information you need enabling you to find the best offers.

Compare car loans based on; interest rates, deposit requirements, arrangement fees, settlement fees and other applicable loan terms so you can compare the leading car finance products and secure the best deal for your needs. Visit our Guides & Advice section for access to extensive articles, tips and support to help you every step of the way.

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We match your details with the most trusted banks in the Middle East to find the perfect product for your needs.

Some loan providers may provide insurance cover on your loan. If not, we advise that you take out your own insurance to cover you in the event of being unable to repay your loan due to loss of job, illness or death.

Can I change the repayment schedule on my car loan?

Yes, you can normally request a change in your repayment schedule although a small processing fee may apply.

What documents do I need in order to apply for a car loan?

This will depend on your chosen loan provider but in most cases, you will need to show:

Copy of valid passport

Proof of UAE residency status

Valid UAE Driving License

Three months of bank statements that reflect regular salary credits

Proof of income – salary certificate / salary transfer letter

What is the difference between Flat and Reducing Interest Rates?

Rates on car loans can be calculated in two ways - as a reducing rate or as a flat rate. With a flat rate, the rate is calculated on the entire principal amount of a loan (the full, original amount borrowed) whereas with a reducing interest rate, interest is charged only on the outstanding amount of the loan on a periodic basis. Flat interest rates are normally lower than the reducing balance rate and therefore considered misleading. When it comes to comparing loans, the best way to compare their true cost is to convert everything into the Reducing Interest Rate equivalent (click here for more information)

What is an early settlement fee?

This relates to the fee applicable if you decide to pay off your loan early. If, for example, you take a car loan for three years but expect to be in a position to pay if off before then, any early settlement fee becomes an important factor in choosing your loan provider. Some banks have offers with no early settlement fees whilst others may charge 1% or more.

What is an arrangement fee?

This relates to what the bank will charge you at the beginning of the loan and can either be clubbed with your principal loan amount or paid upfront. Some banks may offer personal loans with no arrangement fee but others may charge a fixed fee or a percentage of your total loan amount.

Do I have to transfer my salary to the bank where I’m taking out a car loan?

No, you don’t always have to but doing so will often mean you get a better rate as you are then seen as a less risky customer.

What is the maximum time period of a car loan?

This depends on the individual bank but can be up to 60 months / 4 years.

How much can I borrow?

Most banks offer finance of 70-80% of the car value. The actual loan amount will depend on your income, the loan period and various other criteria.

Is a down payment always required when taking out a car loan in the UAE?

Yes although the amount of down payment required will differ according to each bank. Criteria taken into account include:

Whether you are buying a new or a used car

Whether you are going to transfer your salary to the bank that will provide the car loan

Whether you are taking out an Islamic product, in which case, no down payment is required.

Information found on yallacompare is provided for illustrative purposes only, rates are subject to change based on your personal circumstances. You should always speak to a trained professional before taking out any form of finance.

Implications of non-payment: If you fail to keep up with repayments on your finance, your bank may file a report with the UAE credit rating agency which may impact your ability to borrow from UAE banks in the future.

YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON A MORTGAGE, LOAN OR ANY OTHER DEBT SECURED ON IT.